Download a track plan of John Staschak’s O gauge layout from Classic Toy Trains
Nathan Paul
O scale train layout
Take your model train hobby to the next level with these O scale train layout ideas. Explore different designs and techniques to build a realistic and captivating train layout that will impress everyone.
I know numerous members have built layouts that have two levels, whether they are connected or independent. I want to hopefully do something like this, but I'm not sure how I could do it. I want to use only a 4x8 since I'm 17 and I'm not sure...
Justin Lauck
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Randy Stamper
The Model Railroad Club on Instagram: "A B&O passenger train rolls through the Overstair section of the N scale layout. It's called Overstair since it's over the club's stairs! #trains #modeltrain #modelrailroad #railroad #scenery #nScale #layout #trainclub #themodelrailroadclub"
BOB
One of the easiest and best ways to get started in model railroading is with a 4x8 train layout in HO scale. Get some track planning ideas here.
Josh Coots
Top rated model railroad layouts compilation to help give you inspiration including N scale to HO scale and even O Scale.
Crouchm
I know numerous members have built layouts that have two levels, whether they are connected or independent. I want to hopefully do something like this, but I'm not sure how I could do it. I want to use only a 4x8 since I'm 17 and I'm not sure...
Larry Ritch
This month we are taking a look at an industrial layout created by Lionel Garing of Strasbourg, France. Lionel has designed and constructed a highly detailed O Scale shelf layout. The layout depict…
Warren Meyer
Hi All I am a very new member and have been encouraged by marc smith to post some photos of my two micro layouts, some photos of which appeared on his thread. Rather than hijack his topic I thought I would open my own. As a brief introduction I have been drawn to micros because I am hooked on O g...
Lendilworth
4' x 8' model train layouts is the most common size across HO scale and N scale. Majority of model railroads are constructed on a 4' x 8' layout. Also, it's not too difficult to construct benchwork for a 4x8 model train layout.
Janet Holman